Nolopassaro99
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editReply: Thanks for the welcome, yes, I hope to stay here. I do not see how it violates the NPOV policy, on the contrary, I think my edit removes editorial bias. The article that was cited in the Nidhi Razdan article does not say anything about a scam (it only says so in the edit/update published six months later!). The edit I made simply stated that Nidhi Razdan claimed to have received an offer from Harvard University, and the news article linked literally says "Razdan said she would be taking up a teaching role at Harvard University’s Faculty of Arts & Sciences as associate professor later this year. Razdan had been with the television channel for 21 years." NPOV, from the article, means "representing fairly, proportionately, and, as far as possible, without editorial bias", and straightaway saying Nidhi Razdan was scammed shows editorial bias. Again, Wikipedia is new to me, thanks for the welcome. Nolopassaro99 (talk) 19:04, 23 February 2021 (UTC)
I just checked the line I'd edited in the Nidhi Razdan article, the original line said "...she said she was scammed in June 2020", which is patently false. She said she got an offer in June 2020, and only in Jan 2021 did she report that it was a scam. So, my edit not only conforms to NPOV, it also corrects factual errors! It is strange that someone with so much experience editing Wikis could say my edit does not conform to rules or that it was factually problematic. Nolopassaro99 (talk) 07:33, 24 February 2021 (UTC)
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